The Irish standard., 1887-01-22
Duluth News.
a SOCIAL REUNION,

! II there exists in the mind Of any of
our readers o doubt as to the hospitality
which is to be met with in Duluth, we
earnestly urge upon such a person to
take the first train and learn for them
selves that such doubt is
base fabrication and could only be
caused by the Prince Of Darkness him
self. We had occasion quite recently to
visit the ;fzenith City," and we candidly
confess Chat we have not the means at
our disposal to sufficiently thank the
good citizens for the many acts Of kind
ness we received at their hands. From
a social standpoint Duluth stands sec
ond to none Of our northwestern cities.
The Young Mems Social Club OF that
city ls an organization composed Of the
best blood OF the place. We had
The pleasure Of attending one Of the
social reunions of this club on the even
ing OF January l2. The programme was
an elaborate one, and comprised all the
latest Dances. The music was furnished
by Brooke;s orchestra, which, by the
way, is good Que. The following gen
tlelnen had charge of the gathering
| Officers, DIX. T., N. Phelan, president J;
JAS McCahill, vice. president; Chas
Thornton, secretary; II. L.. Toomey,
treasurer.
Committee of Arrangements DR.. E.
N. Phelan, James Sutton, Capt. James
Sullivan, VIM. &. Henry.
Invitation Committee --- Joseph Nc
linnon, N. +, Miller, A. C, AZhsachten,
Frank Tins, +. McCabe, p. S. Barry,
2. J. Crowley, j. r. Carroll, Edward
Jordan.
Reception Commlttee-James lMcCa-
hill, john Dunphy, Capt. Jas. Farrell,
@. Il. Judd.
Floor D;rectoz---George Bruette.
Floor Managers -- Chas. Thornton,
Chas, ". I4ojchot, Eugene j. Poirier, i.
Il. Toomey.
A large number Of young ladies were
present, and in this respect we might say
without t7attery that Duluth possesses
many attractive and interesting bellies.
This was the first hop of the season u1,-
der the auspices of the Young Mems
Social Club, anil ihey have every reasou
to feel grati1ied at the sucoess which at
tended it.
/ NOTES.
! Division No. I, A. Q, H. OF Duluth,
was organized IN December, 1885. and
has already about 100 members enrolled.
| Patrick McCssbe is the authorized
| agent Of l'tz1s IRISH STANDARD in Duluth.
Ali orders through him will be promptly
Acknowledged and accepted 10y TEE
STANDARD.
F. s.. Barry, a former Minneapolitan,
but ior the pass three years q Duluthian.
las been scaling the ice palace at ST.
Paul and visiting relatives in AIinneapo~
lis during the past week.
a n,ovement is on foot to build al A.
0. H, hall in Duluth. AT late meet
ing 81 900 was subscribed for this pur-
pose. The first subscription is proof
enough that what has been proposed Will
be accomplished.
| We are mindful Of the fact that Ex-
Alderman Carroll and Edward Dwyer,
one Of Duluth s best patrolnen, did us
many kindly favors while in that city,
for all Of which we feel most grateful
and return our sincere thanks.
The activity displayed i'll real estate
circles is something unparalleled in the
history Of the city. A boom is in prog
ress and no mistake. Many new build
ings are already promised for 1887, and
evidences Of prosperity are On every hand.
There isn't an Irishrnan, an Irish
American, or an Irish-C Canadian in Du-
luth but who has the best interests of
his city at heart. If all other national
tiles show the same spirit, Duluth's 8
growth and prosperity must naturally be
rapid and healthy.
The Duluth Steam Dye Works are in
charge Of Kelly Bros, located at corner
of Fifth avenue west and Superior street.
They are doing thriving business. The
Junior member of the firm was at one
time partner under the firm name of
Hanley & Kelly, Of Minneapolis.
Deputy Sheriff John D. Kenna, one of
the Zenith City's respected citizens, Wis
tied Saltwater on Monday in an official
way. He brought down two prisoners,
one sentenced to two and one-haf years
and the other to three and half years.
They were carefully slowed away in the
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